Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-10-15
BRIEF MENTION.

Dora Gruber is recovering from her severe
attack of typhoid fever.
The daughter Of Mrs. George Bucklsnd
is quite i'll with scarlet fever.
Tom Calvert was down from the Mound
House last Thursday afternoon.
Miles Finlen, of the Crystal saloon. Silver
City, was in town short time last Thurs
day.
The daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Barley,
of the Eureka mill, is quite i'll with typhoid
fever.
w. A. Rulison returned from Sacramento
last Sunday leaving his wife much improved
in health.
D. Regain, the genial proprietor Of the
Mound Houes saloon, paid Dayton short
visit Thursday.
Chas. Snyder, of Mason Valley. was in
town last Monday evening on his way home
from the Carson Fair.
Repairs at the Woodwork mill have
nearlv all been completed and the mill will
start up as soon as good rain comes.
Sheriff Brann arrested q drunken Piute
for beating his squaw last evening. He re-
fused to state where he obtained his liquor.
The many remarkable cures Hoods Sar-
sapanlla accomplishes are sufficient proof
that it does possess peculiar curative pow
ers.
Mr.. B. F. Leete was passenger on last
Tuesdays train bound for Esmeralda coun
ty where he has some valuable mining inter
ests.
Mr.. Chalmers, of Carson, came over this
week to survey tract of wood land near
Como. He finished Thursday and returned
to Carson yesterday.
Jos. F. Mayne, of the firm Of Elkns &
Co. Sacramento, dealers in gents furnishing
goods, paid Dayton a short business visit
the first Of this week.
Things are looking favorable for settle
ment Of the Como Eureka affairs, we are in.
formed. The mine is good one and will,
no doubt, prove bonanza to its owners.
Charles Brown, who was hurt by falling
from horse some weeks ago, and who was
taken to the hospital in Virginia City, has
so far recovered as to return to the Marsh
rsnch
Conductor ION Georgia railroad DO you
mean to tell madam that this child is not
twelve years old1
Madam sharply WELL, she wasn't
when this train started but land alive, there's
no telling how old she may be now.
Johnny Heritage, of Carson, is painting
up the new Hardin residence in Mason Val
ley. He is a thorough workman in his line
and if Hardin is not careful Johnny will
paint and fresco his cows and horses SO he
won't know them and trade them of to him
fer imported animals.
Joseph Niles, Of the firm of Niles and
Rentschler, publishers Of the San Francisco
Business Directory, was in town last Thurs.
dey. canvassng for his work. The directory
will be issued about the middle of next
month and will contain the name, place Of
business, and residence Of all business men
in San Francisco, and also of Reno, Virginia
City, Carson, Gold Hill and Dayton, New.
The following, which is clipped from the
Muscatine, (lowa), Tribune, will be read
with interest by many of our readers, as the
gentleman spoken Of is a nephew of DR.. J.
c. Hazlett, of this place, who at one time
represented Lyon county in the Senate and
afterwards held the Office Of District Attor
ney OF this county: 81. c. Hazlett is en-,
10 ying his vacation of two weeks at home in
Lake township. He is one of the many
Muscatine boys that have left Muse atine and
succeeded we'll. He is at present employed |
in the civil engineers office in Kansas City,
and the Times in giving list Of employers
of the office says CLARK is the calculator of
grading estimates and is lightning mathe.
matician.' When he returns he expects to
go out for the A. T. & Santa Fe engineers
to survey new routes in Kansas"